Moreover, in February, in an insensitive move, the Forensics Department of Khyber Medical College University proposed a plan to charge rape victims Pakistani Rs 25,000 for medical examination and Rs 5,000 for an autopsy for the local residents of Peshawar. These statistics were obtained from the Police, Law, and Justice Commission of Pakistan, Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, the Women's Foundation, and provincial welfare agencies. However, only 77 of the accused have been convicted which comprises 0.3 per cent of the total figure, reported Geo News. Official statistics in Pakistan have revealed that at least 11 rape incidents are reported in the country every day, with over 22,000 cases reported to the police in the last six years. He concluded by reiterating that incidences of rape and sexual violence are "spreading like cancer" in the society. The prime minister said one of the reasons he brought the show to the Pakistani screens was because not only does it has an entertainment value, it doesn't contain any content which can be considered controversial or immoral, reported Geo News.
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In a second tweet, user apologised for sharing video and wrote: "I am sorry am not left with another option.".On Friday morning, a 56-second music video was shared on Twitter based on premier’s tag line “ Ghabrana nahi hai”.
A screengrab from the now deleted music video posted on the official Twitter account of the Pakistan Embassy in Serbia.
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